pee-simian: sole:

“gm cm unnecessary II . milling soseein ...the sZwIil-“rlgated nostri a. whobed-u

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G/VC: (OMIURI Dally

run, SALE

ﬂew Fordson tractor, 10 inch rubber tires also spring tooth cultivator, will culti- vate 3 rows potatoes and two new Hillers also 2 fur- row plow with hydraulic lift also 5 ton 4" tire wagon, l light truck wagon. pole and shafts, 2 cash registers, l bacon slicer on staszl, 1 Ford light delivery truck.

Apply CASH & CARRY STORES 1-12-3i

FOR SALE

At l-‘rcnch River, farm consisting oi‘ ‘i0 acres oi land and barn in good

r. Mull w?“ nalmv UNDEItl-IILL, French River. t-n-ai.

WANTED

I Married couple to live with me in furnished house in the country.

Free wood, use oi.’ every- thing in house and orchard sud all land wanted to cul- tivate, either on shares or sent. '

Apply

PETER AHERN, '5 169 Sydney Street

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run sit:

l!’ _.-__. I 1939 Ford Coach. Heater.

Good tires. Recently over- hauled. Phone 1203.

lib-tics“

The annual meeting oi the Iiazelbrook Dairying Associ- ation will be held on Wed- nesday, Jan. 20, 1943 at 2 p.111.

A. ROY JONES, Secretary

I Field Nurse Wanted

Ablilications for ileld nurse for the P.8d. Tu ulosis

Jilli- 29th. by Dr. l). Trevor

Kelly's 0m: Ami Vicinity

Toe start oi toe New Year round lei-Fillers may in the woods, aeqlng W194‘ were supply or iuei.

Miss Madeline Siordy, Kink I i5 IPQIWM ihe Christmas hoiidllys "Bil-ms oeforpérents, Mr. and ms,

‘Bil many iriepds oi Miss Johann; Mcnagban were sorry to learn o: her death, which ocoured last, week,

Mrs. John R. Ousack, Rinyvala, spent a pleasant week visiting her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Francis

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Mr- Rsywne Kelly. n. c. a. r. “It AiIﬂi-Iiiis. spent the week-cad, the guest oi Mr and Mrs. Ambrose Monaihan.

Privates Georse Monaghsndryman Dunslord and Iesiie McAusiand, Beech Grove, spent Sunday h South Melvill the guest o! Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Monagban.

Miss Mary McKenna was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Pie. Stephen Hughes has returned to his respective unit alter spend. in; New Years visiting his mother.

Mr. Francis Carra/zhsr was e vis- itor to the City on business.

Mir. ‘Ellsworth Bassett. Albany, spent the week-card visiting iriends in Kelly's Cross.

Miss Alice Costello, student, at P. W. C. spent a iew days vlsiﬁng iriends in Kelly's Cross and South Melville.

Miss Dorothy Greenan, R N. ha: returned to Charlottetown to re- sume her duties, alter spending the holidays visiting her parents.

Mr. Stephen Smith was a visitor to Charlottetown.

Mr. Victor Trainer

spent New

Deighan, Freetown.

Messrs Leonard and Lorne Keefe, Kinkora, spent the week-end in Kelly's Cross, the guests oi their brother, Rev. W. A. Keeie.

Miss Rita Bradley has re-opened her school aiter the Christmas holidays.

Mr. Francis McDonald was a vis- itor to South Melville.

Miss Sadie Gorman. has re-onened her school ai‘er spendinq the Christmas holidays the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gor. man.

Mr. Francis Cnrrsehar wss recent visitor to South Melville.

Wiltshl re.

Mr. Linus MGMMi-tlS. Maplewood, was g, visitor to Crapaud. '

ANNUAL NIEWPING .WEST ROYALTY W. l.

The regular monthly meeting also the 13th annual meeting of West Royalty Women's Institute was held recenty at the home oi Mrs Alex Grant Ten members and two vis- itors present. The President presid- ed. Roll call was answered by pav- ing ices. Two new member paid fees, Minutes oi last annual meetiniz and. regular monthiv meeting were

Years with his sister, Mrs. Charles '

PHIL JORDAN, correspondent lot the News-Chronicle, has seen more o! the war than any other newspaperman in the world. In October, ‘ i939, he went to France, than to the Middle East, retuminl to Enﬂand to cover the Battle c! Britain. . Two weeks after the German army croaesd the " Irontier, Jordan ﬂew to Moscow. Sent to Burma, he arrived in Rsndoon one week ahead o! the Jape, and was then celled to India to cover the mission o! Sir Staﬂcrd Cripps.

Mr. Jordan ls e contributor to the New York Times, Life, Collier’: and author o! a book: “Russia at War".

London (By cablc)—In this war I've visited 17 countries. and the corn- modity 1 found common to them all i» the General Motors mechanized transport. I paid my ﬁrst: visit to No-Manﬁ-Landlseyoqd ‘ﬂmfunmu Maginot: Line in a Chevrolet. I drove to the Russian-Front in one, and watched it taking back the wounded. In another I ‘Rangoon just onestep ahead of the Japs. - z- , ', 3

I was the ﬁrst war correspondent to set foot in-thejweetern" desertoi Egypt, and again it was a Chevrolet that laughedat thefwcfret roads in- the world outside of Russia, where they rely for victory, let: me tell. you, as much on the factories of their allies as on their They need trucks that will stand up under road conditions youyenever imagined.

In the mountains of Persia the new Polish legionsfrorh Russia use them to make the long trek to the railhead that takes therritowardthe Middle East. ‘ ‘ i

In the great port of Basra, on the Persian Gulf, ' . ' I

rend and adopted. The annual re- port showed a balance on hand oi’ $14 05. Mrs Bell's report of knittin! 26 prs. men’; socks. l0 sweaters. 2 scarves, 2 prs. gloves. l Aiilahen. B prs. iomz searnanh stockings, 10 nrs. seamen! socks. Mrs, Mclnnis storing report. 9 quilts, 1 baby's layette, 6 prs. pyjamas. 9 suits children's un- derwear. Collection ior the year a- mounted -to $23 35. In December. 1941. Bones were packed ior the boys from District who are serving with Armed Forces. Dec i942 one dollars worth oi cigarettes were ior- warded: to clch boy serving over- seas and boxes oi chocolates to those serving in Canada Our usual donation to T. B. League was giv- en instead to n '1‘. B tamilv in district. Donations to Milk for 31-i- tnin, V Card Red Cross Layette and T. B. League were handed in. Newly appointed Asst. Sec'y., Mrs. Vernon Bourke. Directors —Mrs. Chas. Hurry, Mrs. Gordon Stetson, Mrs. Fred Younker. Aud‘tors. Mrs Stanley Hurry. Mrs. Stewart Mc- Ktnnon. Convenors (Citizenship, Mrs. Russel Bel), (Agriculture. Mrs. L. A. MnKinnon Home Econ- omics. Mrs Fred Gates. social Wel- fare. Mrs. Stewart MeKinnon War Services, Mrs. Alex Grant school 50mm» Mrs. Chas. Hurray. Mrs. Jas Mclnnis. Programme Comm,

Ways. Pres, Charlottetown. Mrs Russel Bell. Mrs Vernon Burke. Lunch Ccmm.. Mrs Alex Grunt. Mrs Stilman Frizzle. i l-1l-3i 4 .__.

h. Address and lllblieatiois. Im_

Advertising llstes --— Psydllels Advance

well“ In as: “ es ls can; Oedt-ral Guardian locals u well ' =9 ""°'¢i1\l""°$"~o *.r...~.*:-.-.:..'::".:.-:s: gﬂglilﬂiidh w were: In _ Notices m so: ma- use a "5 "I10" Qlllleehuseeesuamnbettenel ecilguilangu a w Melina us! Giulio: "m M M‘ ll M‘ I B I ' Abbreviation. m .2. Jo w lie fan“ "" u "l"! W! ﬂea $1.00. 00m ra cl

Female Help Wanted

wamnp s MAID ' For; mornings. Apply 24 Park Teri-gee.

Personal

MEN! WANT NORMAL PEI’. VIM? Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Stimu- lants, lonics; aids to normal pep, vim, vigor. Trial size 35c. save reel money-get $1. size or special "Econom " size an save from 16c to 60c. A all drug ists.

Teachers Wanted

WANTED - rescues FOR Iianeigrove School at once. Sup- lement 8150.00. Apniv George uchannan, gtvy-liredcricilorlié

Mule Help Wanted

WANTED — CLERK POI! COURT 8t Son General Store. Bediord Station. Annlv» Employment end Beiective Service Oﬂiee. Char- lottetown. 1-13-

3l. T0 IINT — TWO HEATED HID-

F or Sale

I-‘OII. SALE-TWO WINTER 0V!!!- ooats, one iur lined. Both in IOi-d condition. Apply 93 Weymouth st.

1-13-31 Lost

60%: WATCH BETWEEN i

phi’. ‘it'll... ' "‘°‘ “"‘““i‘3 “.":i Strayed BTBAYED FOX ROUND PUP.

Black, White and Tan Bix months old. Willard Kelly, Tel. 347R.

i-n-si. I To Let

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urgently needed Allied supplies ﬂow to Russia, I've seen camou- ﬂaged trucks as thick as comstalks in the ﬁelds at: harvest: time. You see them from one end of the Iraq desert to the-other. "You ﬁnd them in the heart of the Belgian Congo. At this moment- there is a stream of them taking supplies along the new road from India to China. More than 100,000 labourers have built that secret road in afew months, so that absolutely-vital supplies can‘ be sent towour Chinese allies as regularly as before the Iapecut the Burma Road. ,. ' - '

I saw this miracle road being hacked through jungle, and slashed through malarial forests, like a coriiuroijeating coloured ribbons. Each morning a ﬂock of Chevrolcts brought up labour and materials, and later they. carried guns, shells, airplaneparts, gas, grenades and medical supplies. Because of these trucks l China can breathe again. And what is saving China will help to save the whole world of decent men.‘ i ' I

This direct, personal ecble from one of the meet travelled correspondents covering the mcny war fronts, pays u greet tribute to lhewcrltera in Comdu‘ are _‘

_ so energetically supporting. their ﬁghting brothers over- p

sees. In General Motors plants the morale oIlhousunde-N _

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CANADIAN-BUILT

GI BRAI- MOTORS

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“ifoivirdw wﬂii FihETn-‘rﬁb 711m‘ ‘December meeting or the

W. M; 8. wag held . and Mrs. i-iec-

whieh you made the purchase. Q. How much should 1 charges tescher who is 00mins to our house

oooo §n m llnly i u, W ' ‘i The board you charge should l‘

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- b in ii with tes generali re,

) no willing ‘l: yourribcslity icr syiuilla; gm. ‘ , - Price Control Qllﬂtltllle E

accommodation. . . Has the price oi skim milk end business P6 eds. Meeiinr owi- And Answers an butter milk been reducedrli 0d 5ii6Bi-N i- 3"!- 1|- _ w, how much? '1'. atohorganist, io ed by roll a, According to the new milk n, all 0i inuiu 0i guleion, the brim of ckhi milk, but- PPQVlQIILmIIFN-bi’ 886T. UH. F- Questlons sad answers on Price termilt: and standard milk must be BMW-"AJIWPI 0i will)“ "W! M1‘- control will a pear in The Guard- gd by 3¢ q quart, The mm- JhtJlcL-san - l. Johns Niid, was lsn es a regular ieature each day. ad The questions are those which have reached

llsnlcinm effect Dec. 1e. i942. - , re in . ‘e eigvremd his deer w m... .,°.-,...‘".i:.":. “ﬁr” "* i’.".'°°£.'°;l.;i.‘.~"2r “m”: “it? l ll Wh o s o once l .

Trade Board from housewives u. ' i’ Stephen repor t mu this region. The answers are wo- leard. Readers who

week. Oan we do this? Y ‘M: ‘mp-Mr h“ h n p‘ ' Th‘ vlded s‘: minus! Mrs" H have In ll rent questions to ask on ‘ ‘ invited to seesd

rooms. Central. Phone 1001. sitar- Blk P. ll. . 1-0-8“

Agents Wanted I

WORK POI YOUISILI’ —| a“: tllﬂOl Bis MOI!”

i Is s

send mi- catalolﬁblngnlted

A. Yes. There are no restrictions i V‘ > “mam ﬂ hencoutsiin]; p in writing Women's

restrictinl trfh use no‘! origin m- a" .‘ . "um o‘ eo "m" m‘ ° m c m‘ m fins rm- the t veer. jit I 0 ab“ Advisory I the Prism and Trade Board,

sp lied to private commercial vehicles, which , . ' was .a ' st. year. y reported nal " hen and Wartime

t t ti: th iii . . iTillzs xhbmmthrggnrelitldredkstcyldree: twelve maelinll Cbaneli sensors. Charlottetown. Can e merchant churn! me

of workers has been kept ct battle-intensity by the knowledge that mechanized equipment not only wine engagements but saves lives. They are us proud as we are when Canadian-mode vehicles get mention in dispatches u: being an essential cf victory.

A\€l Salmond, tre-ciectezlif-R-c: Sec'y., Mrs. Fred Shaw (re-elected). Treasurer, Mrs Hector Maciievin‘

(re-elected) . stewardship sedy, Mrs. '

A. B. McLeod (re-elected). Friendship Bedy, Mrs. Boyce (rs-elected. Missionary Montlry Sec'y. Mrs. John MacPhaii ire-elected). Geddie

Temperance Body, Mrs. McLeod. . Associate Helpers- stirling McLeod.

Press and Literature, Mrs. Neil Ferguson. Organist, Mrs L T Beaten.

The bmutiiul candlelight service as outlined in the Missionary Month- ly was carried out in a very im- pressive m every member tak- ing part. Mrs. Geddie McLeod and Mrs. L. '1‘. Beaten were appointed delegates to the Presbyterisl to be held at Kensington. Meeting clos- ed with prayer and the National Anthem. At the close oi the meet- inl a soc'a‘. hour was enjoyed. re- freshment, were served by the host- ess assisted by Mrs McKenzie and Mrs. Stephen McLeod. Next meet-

James

without obteini s permit. . lllll. " 1735035 l" _.__-L___. meethwieud .rel missed but one WOODIN nus ~ meetiiil-"fri mite seeﬂwms a . A new wooden bus trailer. use!‘ interest on furniture I bought on my charge account? A. No. Not unless it is past the

Boyce resorted tire home and tour in Washington. to can-y war worr- -'-'~~'\ilrl visits during the month ers, holds 141 persons end weir?

end o! the month iolicqring that in

The‘ icilowlcg eiilsers were elect- isss than a stanthrd eo-psssenge;

bus.

‘Stephen "Memos .' tyres-Bret. sen.

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_ i. d M ~: m m» w- l§43.l1rt'd‘ent,l/irs. i“ r’

in: to be held at the home oi Mr. Steyrnrt McNevln.

GRAPHITE IN HEAT

Colloidal graphite. used ior lub- rication and protection oi certain types oi tools, will withstand hent that oil cannot endure.

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cM-qnz

wiiiviinnucis ARE SERVING m rvrnv THEATRE or viii

nrfssrsy on AINS i‘

More flraiii. p' unis year in" l st

lllull 140 new nzhcctis , and

hrne born nulm 50 Soviet Stale

ntions.

QUEEN ’S

Her Maiesly. Queen Elizabeth has graciously consented to “I! OI PIG! HEM; Ill CUIIIIQCLIOII Willi the Drminion campaign which is uiliciaiiy Inown as “lhe Queens Osnsdlaa Hind tor Air Raid Vic- Lime."

Ivery dollar contributed to the Queen's Canadian Pond mo; with- uit deduction to the Lorri Mzvv- or London for distribution to w‘

Mlnardh relieves min».

homeless and needy.

CANADIAN

FUND DONA TIONS

esr-v ~

i Contributions 1mm mu Province

theknuuic n forwarded to the Rove]

Company. Charintietovrrt, the following N-

Trust

which reports

ccivorl recently: Princrs: rnimbciii Misuon Board.

6. $1.. . Miller, Central Lot

8 é s

iii» Percy ililO

6 l‘ 1 M‘: . ‘.\’_ P Miller. C"ii‘i‘.\l Lot l6,

_a routs _ | Cherry Valley Bees, $000.